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Man Who Lived For Free In New Yorker Hotel, Claimed To Own It, Admits To Fraud
A New York City man who attempted to claim ownership of the New Yorker Hotel has pleaded guilty to fraud, ending a lengthy legal saga involving an obscure tenant law that allowed the man to live rent-free for years in the storied Manhattan hotel.
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Iconic New Yorker Restaurant In Mumbai's Chowpatty To Shut Down Soon This Month
New Yorker's owner Ranbir Batra hinted that the restaurant might soon operate a delivery model to provide iconic dishes to customers.
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New Yorker's 5-Year Free Hotel Stay Ends In Ownership Battle
A man in New York City found a way to live in a prominent Manhattan hotel without paying anything for five years by exploiting a lesser-known local housing regulation.
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"Needlessly Misleading": Comedian Hasan Minhaj Rebuts Critical 'New Yorker' Profile
The New Yorker's article questioned Hasan Minhaj’s claims, particularly those related to being a Muslim-American and an Asian American.
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What Comedian Hasan Minhaj Said On Allegations Of Faking Islamophobia
Minhaj said that he believed the article portrayed him in a negative light, making him appear like a "psycho." He defended the use of creative liberties in exaggerating certain aspects of his stand-up stories.
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Jean-Jacques Sempe, French Cartoonist Of 'Le Petit Nicolas' Fame, Dies
Jean-Jacques Sempe, who originally wanted to be a jazz pianist and had a difficult childhood, dropped out of school aged 14.
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The New Yorker Suspends Reporter Jeffrey Toobin For Exposing Himself During Zoom Call
The New Yorker has suspended reporter Jeffrey Toobin for exposing himself during a Zoom video call with colleagues. Jeffrey Toobin served as staff writer for the American magazine and as chief legal analyst for CNN.
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New Yorker Stands In Desert For 2 Months To Protest Migrants' Separations
Joshua Rubin, a lifelong New Yorker, was outraged about children being separated from their parents at the Mexican border. The final straw was the massive tent city of detained migrant teenagers in a tiny Texas town straddling the desert and the Rio Grande.
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'We Will Not Let Hate Win': New Yorkers Erase Subway Swastikas With Hand Sanitizer
On the subway in a train car beneath Manhattan, the group of strangers stared at the windows and advertisements in silence.
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3 New Subway Stations Debut In New York On January 1
New Yorkers will ring in 2017 with three new subway stations, the first segment of a line that had been under discussion for nearly a century.
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New York City College Student Died Fighting For ISIS: US
A New York City college student died last November fighting for ISIS in Syria, where he had travelled earlier in the year with the assistance of an Arizona man he met online, according to US prosecutors.
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New York City Sees Record Warmth On Christmas Eve
New Yorkers doing some last-minute shopping on Christmas Eve left their winter coats at home Thursday as temperatures soared to record highs.
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New Yorkers Plead Not Guilty to Islamic State-Inspired Charges
Two New Yorkers pleaded not guilty to charges of supporting the Islamic State extremist group and assaulting federal officers in a fleeting 10-minute hearing on Thursday.
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Chinese Tycoon's Lunch Treats to New York's Homeless Falls Apart
A Chinese tycoon's effort to treat hundreds of homeless New Yorkers to a fancy lunch in Central Park fell apart, with people booing, yelling and cursing when they found out he wasn't giving them cash.
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Bruce Springsteen felt "suicidal" in the 1980s
Bruce Springsteen felt "suicidal" and "depressed" in the 1980s, according to his biographer Dave Marsh, who is also a good friend of the musician.
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Man Who Lived For Free In New Yorker Hotel, Claimed To Own It, Admits To Fraud
A New York City man who attempted to claim ownership of the New Yorker Hotel has pleaded guilty to fraud, ending a lengthy legal saga involving an obscure tenant law that allowed the man to live rent-free for years in the storied Manhattan hotel.
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Iconic New Yorker Restaurant In Mumbai's Chowpatty To Shut Down Soon This Month
New Yorker's owner Ranbir Batra hinted that the restaurant might soon operate a delivery model to provide iconic dishes to customers.
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New Yorker's 5-Year Free Hotel Stay Ends In Ownership Battle
A man in New York City found a way to live in a prominent Manhattan hotel without paying anything for five years by exploiting a lesser-known local housing regulation.
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"Needlessly Misleading": Comedian Hasan Minhaj Rebuts Critical 'New Yorker' Profile
The New Yorker's article questioned Hasan Minhaj’s claims, particularly those related to being a Muslim-American and an Asian American.
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What Comedian Hasan Minhaj Said On Allegations Of Faking Islamophobia
Minhaj said that he believed the article portrayed him in a negative light, making him appear like a "psycho." He defended the use of creative liberties in exaggerating certain aspects of his stand-up stories.
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Jean-Jacques Sempe, French Cartoonist Of 'Le Petit Nicolas' Fame, Dies
Jean-Jacques Sempe, who originally wanted to be a jazz pianist and had a difficult childhood, dropped out of school aged 14.
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The New Yorker Suspends Reporter Jeffrey Toobin For Exposing Himself During Zoom Call
The New Yorker has suspended reporter Jeffrey Toobin for exposing himself during a Zoom video call with colleagues. Jeffrey Toobin served as staff writer for the American magazine and as chief legal analyst for CNN.
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New Yorker Stands In Desert For 2 Months To Protest Migrants' Separations
Joshua Rubin, a lifelong New Yorker, was outraged about children being separated from their parents at the Mexican border. The final straw was the massive tent city of detained migrant teenagers in a tiny Texas town straddling the desert and the Rio Grande.
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'We Will Not Let Hate Win': New Yorkers Erase Subway Swastikas With Hand Sanitizer
On the subway in a train car beneath Manhattan, the group of strangers stared at the windows and advertisements in silence.
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3 New Subway Stations Debut In New York On January 1
New Yorkers will ring in 2017 with three new subway stations, the first segment of a line that had been under discussion for nearly a century.
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New York City College Student Died Fighting For ISIS: US
A New York City college student died last November fighting for ISIS in Syria, where he had travelled earlier in the year with the assistance of an Arizona man he met online, according to US prosecutors.
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New York City Sees Record Warmth On Christmas Eve
New Yorkers doing some last-minute shopping on Christmas Eve left their winter coats at home Thursday as temperatures soared to record highs.
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New Yorkers Plead Not Guilty to Islamic State-Inspired Charges
Two New Yorkers pleaded not guilty to charges of supporting the Islamic State extremist group and assaulting federal officers in a fleeting 10-minute hearing on Thursday.
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Chinese Tycoon's Lunch Treats to New York's Homeless Falls Apart
A Chinese tycoon's effort to treat hundreds of homeless New Yorkers to a fancy lunch in Central Park fell apart, with people booing, yelling and cursing when they found out he wasn't giving them cash.
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Bruce Springsteen felt "suicidal" in the 1980s
Bruce Springsteen felt "suicidal" and "depressed" in the 1980s, according to his biographer Dave Marsh, who is also a good friend of the musician.
